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2 charged with murder after allegedly stabbing Sanford man, deputies say

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VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – A couple from Deltona is behind bars for first-degree murder after the death of a Sanford man in August.According to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office, Jaide Caporale, 30 and Marvin Bryant, 36 were arrested Friday after the death of 30-year-old Jo’el Cosby.Deputies said Cosby was Caporale’s on-and-off boyfriend and fell victim to a stabbing.

Deputies found his body on Aug. 13 on the 800 block of Settler’s Loop in Geneva.When it came time to interview the couple detectives said the two were not helping.“Both Caporale and Bryant were evasive and less than forthcoming in interviews with detectives,” investigators said.

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